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Unique Experiences, Valuable Outcomes: Frazier Internship Strikes Chord with Students, Community
The University of West Georgia recently wrapped its second Frazier Music Business Internship Scholarship, building on the success of 2019’s inaugural summer program and two UWG students earning invaluable experience at Carrollton City Schools.
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Badges of Honor: UWG Recognized as College of Distinction for Fifth Straight Year
For the fifth consecutive year, the University of West Georgia has been recognized by Colleges of Distinction, an organization that awards institutions committed to excellence in higher education.
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Wolves Obliterate No. 24 Carson-Newman in Opener
Playing its first game in 655 days, the UWG football team made up for lost time in a hurry Thursday evening. The Wolves delivered a dominant display in the 2021 season opener, defeating No. 24 Carson-Newman for the first time in program history courtesy of a 45-7 clubbing at Burke-Tarr Stadium in a game the visitors controlled from start to finish.
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UWG Announces New Technology Partnership with Comcast
Enhancing its efforts to foster connections – of all kinds – the University of West Georgia today announced the deployment of an advanced managed Wi-Fi solution on its Carrollton campus through a new partnership with Comcast.
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Art Work: UWG Students Grow Skills Alongside Faculty Mentorships
UWG recently held a ribbon-cutting ceremony at its Newnan campus to celebrate a new sculpture and mural designed by art students Trinity Dendy and Ariana Culver. The projects – commissioned by UWG’s School of the Arts with generous support from the Hollis Trust – are prime examples of the university’s strategic plan in progress.
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Feeding the Hungry: UWG Alumnus, USDA Leader Gives Back in Appreciation for Alma Mater
Sometimes the most interesting journeys in life aren’t planned. For the University of West Georgia alumnus Terry Gunnell ’85, following his instincts and working hard have given him a life he would never have imagined.